10 New Finisher Possibilities For Roman Reigns' WWE Return

10. The Falcon Arrow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8w0knairlXY We start off this list with a fairly commonplace maneuver, the Falcon Arrow, a.k.a. the Sitout Vertical Suplex Slam. Innovated by high-flying Japanese superstar Hayabusa, so far only two notable stars have used this move in WWE: Fandango, who used it on a few occasions, and Hardcore Holly, who once called the move the €˜Hollycaust€™. There€™s a terrible joke in there somewhere. As I€™ve mentioned in a previous article, moves involving a straight up Vertical Suplex are becoming rare phenomena in the WWE, partly due to how much strain is put on the user€™s knees. That said, this isn€™t like the Vertical Suplex that John Cena used to use, where he would have a delay and bend his knees a few times while holding his opponents in the air. If Roman Reigns were to adopt this move, it would in likelihood be either a signature move or a prelude to something else. As of this writing, Roman Reigns€™ €˜superstar comeback€™ consists of a few clotheslines, a Samoan Drop, the rope-hung running dropkick, the superman Punch and finally, the Spear. It would be interesting to see him use more grappling techniques, and the Falcon Arrow would be a good choice.
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